Video: Brook Macdonald Shreds His Incredible Dream Track

 But it is nice to have something actually written. The rest of pb has turned into links to vids with a comments section

 I, however, love to heat my house with Russian coal.

 On sera tous morts avant la fin de l'année, donc tu peux dormir serein.

 @BenPea: ouch

 honestly, you are totally right but just as you drive your car to work to make money - Brook rides tracks like these to make money you cannot be perfect regarding this topic because as soon as 'you are', you're a CO2 'producer'

 @vhdh666: Also if you breathe, you're a CO2 producer. If people are that interested in reducing CO2 emissions, they can just stop breathing. If they don't want to do that, they can shut up about it.

 @danielfloyd: Is that your genuine opinion? Because if it is I cannot comprehend how f*cking stupid you actually are.
Why would you not want to reduce your carbon output, knowing that it is causing climate change (which is bad by the way), whilst acknowledging that is is unavoidable that you're still going to produce some carbon?

I'm hoping you're just trolling tbh

 @Biologybossman: trolling for sure my guy. I'm definitely a pro-life individual, who doesn't wish death on anyone, but I think that anyone who thinks that we have a significant impact on the environment, to the extent of fully destroying the planet is kind of arrogant. The earth has warmed and cooled cyclically for its entire history. We do have some impact, but I think that other than through nuclear war, we aren't really capable of destroying the earth. Climate science is extremely loose.

 @danielfloyd: I don't think you got my point but you're funny anyway

 @Biologybossman: thanks man!

 @danielfloyd: well, I don't think that's correct (reg earth warming) but you're a pro life person, and that's good. So you can change your routines if you want :-)

 @danielfloyd: What do you make of the data showing extremely clearly that, yes whilst the Earth does warm and cool, the rate of warming since the industrial revolution is far far higher than ever before?

As to arrogance of destroying the planet, do you not think that ocean acidification, ocean heatwaves, prolonged droughts, increased storm intensity and frequency, wildfire increase, massive deforestation, a huge rate of extinction, destabilisation of trophic interactions, and likely many things I have missed all point to the fact that we are quite obviously destroying the planet? By destroy I obviously don't mean literally, just to the point where it is uninhabitable for the majority of species including us.

 @Biologybossman: didn't it also dip in the 70s when oil wasn't being burned a great deal for a couple of years? The problem about demonstrating facts at a point in time is that some performative contrarian will inevitably come along and undermine them for their perverse pleasure/money. Literally every major event in history could be called into question if you wanted to believe in a hidden truth. It's the cradle of religion and conspiracy theories. Climate change denial is the ultimate example. All of them drag the species back and this particular conspiracy theory will be the one that finishes us.

 @Biologybossman: and all of this

 @Biologybossman: oh and don't forget: www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/mar/24/microplastics-found-in-human-blood-for-first-time

 @BenPea: to be honest I don't know about that, but there will be variation within the overall increase depending on year on year source-sink dynamics so that could have happened if oil was still being burnt anyway.

I don't really know how the question about whether or not climate change is happening is still being asked. Referencing general warming post ice age as if that demonstrates anything other than that after an ice age temperature goes up is mind boggling.

 @BenPea: Oil being burnt might have influenced that but I haven't heard of that or looked into it and like dirt said above there will be fluctuations across years.

@dirt-surf I agree, it seems pretty ridiculous that there are still people asking if it is real or not. I think some people take it as a personal attack on their lifestyle maybe? Whereas it's really asking the top polluters to curb it, and people can make daily changes to help this too.

 @Biologybossman: it's fear of death. Everything's about fear of death. The wealthiest fear it most, coincidentally, and they have vast influence on govts and populations. We're talking Murdoch and his ilk. It's messy this climate thing and it's not bringing out the best in those it needs to.